Author: Rishma

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NEW MUSIC | PROLIFIC WONE & MANAGE RELEASE...
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Fol­low­ing the buzz from their single “Cook­ing Slow,” under­ground New York legend Pro­lif­ic Wone and OG
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ON STAGE | SADLER’S WELLS EAST TO KICK OFF...
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        28th Novem­ber — 4th January  Tick­ets On Sale HERE The first ever
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REVIEW | SOULS OF MISCHIEF AND THE PHARCYDE LIVE...
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The O2 For­um in Kentish Town was abso­lutely elec­tric last night as West Coast hip hop
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FALLEN KING OR ETERNAL WILDCARD? KANYE WEST...
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Kanye West. The name alone is like a gren­ade. You drop it into any con­ver­sa­tion about
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NEW MUSIC | INFINITE COLES ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM...
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The acclaimed NYC-born and raised artist, per­former, dan­cer and mod­el Infin­ite Coles has announced that his
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JAZZ CAFE ANNOUNCES AUTUMN–WINTER 2025 SEASON...
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The icon­ic Lon­don insti­tu­tion con­tin­ues its leg­acy with an unmiss­able sea­son of bound­ary-push­ing...
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NEW MUSIC | OFFSET RELEASES HIS THIRD SOLO...
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INCLUDES FEA­TURES FROM JID, JOHN LEGEND, YOUNG­BOY NEV­ER BROKE AGAIN, TY DOLLA $IGN, KEY GLOCK, YFN
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NEW MUSIC | SPECTACULAR DIAGNOSTICS ‘IF NOT...
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“If Not Now” is the smash new track from vet­er­an Chica­go-based pro­du­cer Spec­tac­u­lar Dia­gnostics,...
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EVENT | THE PHARCYDE AND SOULS OF MISCHIEF...
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Fri­day 17th Octo­ber – Lon­don O2 For­um, Kentish Town Sat­urday 18th Octo­ber – Manchester O2 Ritz...
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YASIIN BEY AND TALIB KWELI RETURN TO THE UK TO...
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Black Star (Yasi­in Bey fka Mos Def and Talib Kweli) make their long-awaited return to Lon­don, Manchester,...
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NEW MUSIC | 1BADD INGLISH DROPS NEW RELEASE...
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Listen Here  The UK dance­hall scene has a new voice cut­ting through the noise. With the
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INTERVIEW | ANONYMOUS X DISCUSSES NEW TRACK...
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Listen Here to Still Lit In a world quick to silence the voices that burn too bright,